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Category Archives: Design
The Pet Project
I find this pretty hard to believe — I was looking at my old work to see what could be put into my portfolio and I stumbled across a portfolio site I did back in 2005 for one of my … Continue reading
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The Value of Design
A while ago, I was approached by an acquaintance to create a logo for her blog shop — she asked how much it would cost, and I quoted my usual rate for jobs like these. Her reaction when I replied … Continue reading
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Letterpress Poster
$75, limited run of 100 at Cameron Moll. Extra points if you’re a Mormon — it’s the Salt Lake temple.
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And I try not to worry, but you’ve got me terrified It’s like you’re some kind of hurry to say goodbye – - Three years ago, five of us made a ridiculously masturbatory — in a design sense of the … Continue reading
Helvetica And The NYC Subway System
Paul Shaw writes about the typographical history of the New York City subway system, from mosaic tiles to present-day modernism. It’s a good read if you’re into typography, but even if you’re not, give it a quick once-over. (AIGA via … Continue reading
Toshiba Upscaling Ad
This is pretty awesome — 200 cameras and no CG imagery: The making of: (Ad by Grey London)
Spatial Computing
g-speak overview 1828121108 from john underkoffler on Vimeo.
Macking
So I was at the 5th Ave Apple Store the other day playing with the new Macbooks — they are unbelievably nice, no doubt, but that glossy screen is ridiculously annoying as hell.
So I’ve been buying issues of PRINT recently. It’s probably the most expensive magazine I’ve been buying on a (relatively) regular basis — $30 per issue isn’t exactly cheap — but I’ve been feeling that it’s really money well spent. … Continue reading